GT prices finally softening.....
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GransportFan1
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I bet Dicky has seen them at auction for £34k.
It's the spring rush.
The strength of Granturismo residuals as always surprised me and explains why I bought new in the end.
They may not now drop until the autumn.
Absolutely or through the trade computer at that price.
I think he mentioned a couple of months back seeing a 57 plate 4.2 with 60k miles going through at £33-34k.
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Interestingly, I have just had my first nose around to see what the GTS MC shifts are doing, and was pleasantly surprised.
A same year car with slightly higher mileage (12k, mine has 9k) are still just above £60k.
There are some higher mileage examples around at late £50k's but little or nothing has moved.
The GS are still occupying the £25-35k band, so the GT 4.2 is being held up above £40k by the GS, and thus the GTS is intern being held up by the GT 4.2 way above £50k
Suppose its only been 4 or 5 months since I have had her, but still, very pleased with the residuals.
A same year car with slightly higher mileage (12k, mine has 9k) are still just above £60k.
There are some higher mileage examples around at late £50k's but little or nothing has moved.
The GS are still occupying the £25-35k band, so the GT 4.2 is being held up above £40k by the GS, and thus the GTS is intern being held up by the GT 4.2 way above £50k
Suppose its only been 4 or 5 months since I have had her, but still, very pleased with the residuals.
The thing is, the more people realise that these are quality products, the more residuals stiffen. Now that Maserati is viewed as a proper competitor to Aston and Bentley is really slowing depreciation as these are more expensive products.
I've said it before but I reckon Maserati are really going to put up prices. Evo came in today and says that Granturismo production will end late 2014 ahead of a new car in 2015. I reckon that will list at over £100k new.
I've said it before but I reckon Maserati are really going to put up prices. Evo came in today and says that Granturismo production will end late 2014 ahead of a new car in 2015. I reckon that will list at over £100k new.
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The one I saw with 63000 was actually advertised and sold within a day @ £35k. The cheapest I've seen otherwise as trade buys are £40k. Prices have strengthened massively, strange really, as very few 4.2's seem to be selling.
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..not really......its just their wealthy numbers ......are huge in relative terms to even the EUs
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